Time For Revolution - A Political World Clock

“Time For Revolution
A Political World Clock”

The installation of parallel clocks is live monitoring political activity according to Twitter in a selection of countries. Instead of progressing in time simultaneously, the incoming tweets about political change are the engine for driving the clock hand. While some clocks seem to be in a static mode, time is running faster in other countries, indicating it is time for change in an infinitive loop.

Nataša Siencnik, born 1984, is a media artist, fim maker, designer, writer and curator mapping different phenomena of being here, there and elsewhere, working on the intersection of various disciplines and territories. After her studies at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna (Transmedia Art), Kingston University in London (Communication Design) and Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam (Networked Media), she is currently based in Vienna.

An exhibition by Nataša Siencnik

Curated by Daniela Hahn and Andrea Lehsiak
Hardware by Gregor Göttfert
Programming by Clemens Schrammel
Scientific research by Maximilian Sekira

28/06/2014 13:00
Finissage

29/05/2014 – 27/06/2014
Exhibition

Nataša Siencnik
http://www.natasasiencnik.com/